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Burly Brand Throwover Saddlebags - Black Harley & Indian V-Twin

$443.95
IN STOCK — Ships within 24 hours

Specifications

BRANDBurly Brand
TYPELuggage
SKU750-05507
PART NUMBERB15-1002B
COLORBlack
MATERIALLeather paneling
FINISHRoad Shield
CLOSURERoll-top with snap and Velcro fasteners
STABILITY SYSTEMAnti-Flail Snap System
INSTALLATIONQuick-release, tool-free

Fitment

This part is not tied to a single bike. If you are unsure it works on your motorcycle, email us and we confirm before you order.

REVIEWS (20)

The Burly Brand Throwover Saddlebags in black leather give Harley-Davidson and Indian V-twin riders a practical way to carry extra gear. These throwover bags are designed to be added or removed without permanent modifications, making them a flexible option when you need more storage for a day trip, a commute, or a longer ride.

Riders choose these saddlebags for their combination of classic black leather paneling and functional features. The Road Shield finish adds durability, the roll-top closure is secured with snap and Velcro fasteners to help keep contents protected from the elements, and the Anti-Flail Snap System is designed to help keep the bags stable while riding. Moto-centric speed buckles and heavy-duty zippers add to the hardware quality.

The quick-release design lets you remove the bags in a short time when you need to, so you can switch between carrying gear and riding light. The throwover style is a straightforward way to add storage while keeping your bike's factory condition intact, with no drilling or welding required.

Specifications

  • Brand: Burly Brand
  • Part Number: B15-1002B
  • Color: Black
  • Material: Leather paneling
  • Finish: Road Shield
  • Closure: Roll-top with snap and Velcro fasteners
  • Stability System: Anti-Flail Snap System
  • Installation: Quick-release, tool-free

Common questions

What closure does the roll-top use?

The roll-top closure uses secure snap and Velcro fasteners to help keep contents protected from the elements.

Are these bags quick to remove?

Yes, the quick-release design allows the bags to be removed quickly, and the throwover style requires no drilling or welding.

What helps keep the bags stable while riding?

The Anti-Flail Snap System is designed to help keep the bags stable at speed.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS
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20 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Apr 25, 2019

Look fantastic on Triumph Bonneville T120

Thanks to Stuart Fillingham's YouTube video, I bought these. Couldn't be happier. A bit heavier than I expected but that just goes to the ruggedness of these panniers.

— Joe G
Apr 4, 2019

Love. These.

The style is awesome! Love the relaxed look with all the trim to make them classy too. Easy to get in and out of...really like the flip fully open and the finger hole snaps.<br />Great bag, perfect size for the HD Street 750!

— Richard H
Feb 5, 2019

Sweet

The Dark Oak canvas bags fit my Olive Gold Harley Slim S great! The fit and finish add that nostalgic look to an already classy bike. They are a bit small, but I didn't need to move my signals to make them fit, though plate relocation would be required had I not already moved it. They are a great addition and I can't wait to show them off.

— John F
Apr 15, 2021

cheap snaps not worth the money

the snaps break to easy not impressed with this bag at all

— John K
Jul 7, 2024

Commuting, not touring

I sent them back. They looked nice, but they were too small for my application

— Lee B
Sep 28, 2020

Burley Brand Voyager throw over.

Styling looks excellent. Build quality looks good, but there are definitey gaps in the lid closures where the rain can get in. The buckle snaps are easy to open and close but the tend to come unsnapped from just normal freeway riding speeds. The bags still stay closed because of the strong clips,, but the cool-loking bucklet snap come open. Would I but them again... probably. I might look at the black ones for better weather proofing. The olive onmes do looks fantastic, though, on my flat black T100. Very easy to take off and put on; takes only a couple of minutes. I used a universal rack assembly.

— Charles H